The Duchess of Cambridge has
invited her sister to move in with her and William into their apartment at Kensington Palace, hoping to improve their strained
relationship.
Prince William, however, has
refused to entertain this idea. So the question uppermost is are the husband
and wife now at loggerheads over this issue?
As royal watchers are
aware, Kate Middleton, 30 and her sister Pippa, 28 have shared a
close bonding with each other, right from their childhood.
This, despite the few hiccups
along the way due to the party-loving ways of the latter which has caused
embarrassment to the disciplined Catherine and the royals.
It is only recently that the
sisters have reconciled visiting Wimbledon
finals together, where the tennis crazy pair have been seen talking animatedly
with each other.
The latest gesture of inviting
Pippa home is believed to be the soft-hearted Catherine's way of healing their
broken relationship after they fell out due to the former's waywardness.
Therefore when the unexpected
invite came, Pippa Middleton, 28 could not have been more thrilled.
Sadly for ‘her royal hotness’, Prince William put his foot down telling his
wife: 'No way!' This harsh reaction means the proud party-planner will not be
visiting Kensington
Palace anytime soon.
A royal source disclosed: 'Kate
hasn't got many people around her who she can really let her hair down with, so
she thought it would be great to have Pippa move in.’
It is but natural where Kate
Middleton is concerned not to speak her mind to just about any one, as being a
royal she has got to be discreet at all times. But Pippa is someone she trusts
implicitly.
The source said: 'She missed her
(Pippa's) company so much during their recent falling-out… Pippa jumped at the
offer, but Wills wasn't so keen.” This must have been a real dampener for
Duchess Kate.
Explaining Prince William’s
stance in the matter, the royal insider opined: 'Although he and Pippa get on
really well, he thinks Kate's pushing it too quickly as she and Pippa have only
just got their relationship back on track.”
Apparently, the level-headed
Prince could see the pitfalls in the still fragile relationship between the
sisters, as too much closeness would be bad for them in the long run hence
sensibly put a stop to it.
The same source surmised: 'He
feared it could lead to another big bust-up between the girls and leave Kate
hurt again.'
It may be noted Prince William
and Kate Middleton already share their Kensington
Palace home with Prince Harry, and
have been refurbishing their plush apartments at the luxury palace for their
perfect London
pad.
So with Pippa too entering the
portals it would indeed be a crowd, but will this refusal by Prince William
upset his wife Kate Middleton, after all she does treat William's brother Harry
so well. Hope Kate the refusal in the right spirit.
By the way, do you think Prince
William was right in not giving permission to Pippa to stay at Kensington Palace?
Source: Now Magazine.co.uk
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